Silver Cotton Naturell Tent EMF Protection Faraday Cage for Radiation Shielding

Sale price$350.00

Silver Cotton Naturell Faraday Tent

This tent combines silver fiber with organic cotton to create a breathable, reduced-signal textile enclosure with a soft, traditional canopy feel.

Key Benefits:

  • Silver-Cotton Construction: Conductive silver fiber is integrated with soft organic cotton for shielding textile applications.
  • Tested Shielding Performance: The material is rated at 35-45 dB under tested conditions.
  • Soft and Breathable: The Naturell fabric supports airflow and a familiar bed-canopy format.
  • Portable Enclosure: Designed for straightforward assembly and transport.

Technical Specifications:

  • Material: 20% Silver Fiber, 80% Organic Cotton
  • Shielding Performance: 35-45 dB under tested conditions
  • Frequency Range: 10MHz - 40GHz
  • Size: Queen Size (220*120*220 CM)
  • Performance Note: Performance depends on material, enclosure construction, seams, openings, setup, frequency range, and test method.

Care Instructions:

Hand wash cold with detergent suitable for silver fiber. Do not bleach. Air dry. Do not iron the silver-cotton mesh.

Important: This is a technical textile product, not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

Dimension (Length*Width*Height): 220*220*160 CM (Single Entry)

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Raw Material

SILVER 32#U

SILVER 87#B

SILVER 112#

Composition

100% Silverfiber

100% Silverfiber

18% Silverfiber 82% Organic Cotton

Shielding

Peak 45 dB

Peak 60 dB

Peak 35 dB

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RF Shielding Textile Use Notes

These products use conductive textile materials for RF shielding enclosure and wearable material applications. Performance depends on material coverage, seams, openings, installation, grounding conditions where applicable, frequency range, and test method.

Coverage and Openings

Shielding performance depends on continuous conductive coverage. Gaps, seams, zippers, and openings can reduce measured attenuation.

Installation Conditions

Enclosures and apparel perform differently depending on fit, setup, grounding conditions where applicable, and surrounding signal sources.

Testing and Verification

Use frequency-specific laboratory data or an RF meter test plan to evaluate performance for a specific application.

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OEKO-TEX 100


OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification relates to restricted-substance testing for textile materials. It does not certify RF shielding performance. Ask YUNJIA TEXTILE for available material documentation before selecting a material for a specific project.



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Third Party Test

RF shielding fabrics are tested by independent laboratories to document attenuation under stated frequency ranges and test methods. Review the test data, material coverage, seams, openings, and installation conditions when selecting fabric for a project.



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OEKO-TEX 100


OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification relates to restricted-substance testing for textile materials. It does not certify RF shielding performance. Ask YUNJIA TEXTILE for available material documentation before selecting a material for a specific project.



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Third Party Test

RF shielding fabrics are tested by independent laboratories to document attenuation under stated frequency ranges and test methods. Review the test data, material coverage, seams, openings, and installation conditions when selecting fabric for a project.



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